K-12 School Law — a citable education law mind

US K-12 school law compliance: the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA, 20 USC 1232g), Title IX regulations under 34 CFR Part 106, and state education codes governing school district operations and student discipline — grounded exclusively in studentprivacy.ed.gov, the eCFR, and state education code publications. General reference only, never a substitute for licensed education counsel.

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